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Read Aloud Suggestions Belonging Picture Books World Read Aloud day is a time to share stories both new and old! Use this opportunity to explore texts and authors that represent your community and search out stories that reveal experiences that are new and different from you own! Here are some of our favorite texts! Read Aloud Suggestions Belonging Picture Books The Gift of Nothing ​by Patrick McDonnell Giraffes Can’t Dance ​by​ ​Giles Anderae Too Many Tamales ​by Gary Soto Chicken Sunday ​by Patricia Polacco Llama Llama Misses Mama ​by Anna Dewdney Poetry “Night on the Neighborhood Street” by Eloise Greenfield The Flag of Childhood: Poems of the Middle East​ by Naomi Shihab Nye Chapter Books Wonder​ by RJ Palacio Fresh Off The Boat​ by Eddie Huang The Junkyard Wonders​ by Patricia Polacco Curiosity Picture Roxaboxen​ by Alice McLerran Sky Color​ by Peter Reynolds Hello Ocean​ by Pam Muñoz Ryan Journey​ by Aaron Becker Llama Llama Holiday Drama ​by Anna Dewdney litworld.org | Facebook: LitWorld | Twitter: @litworldsays | Instagram: @litworld Poetry “Salsa Stories” by Lulu Delacre A Light in the Attic by Shel Silverstein Chapter Books Bayou Magic ​by Jewell Parker Rhodes Unstoppable Octobia May ​by Sharon Flake Nightbird ​by Alice Hoffman Fortunately, the Milk ​by Neil Gaiman Friendship Picture The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend ​by Dan Santat The Friendly Four ​by​ ​Eloise Greenfield Ninja Bunny ​by Jennifer Gary Olsen Llama Llama and the Bully Goat ​by Anna Dewdney Poetry “Build a Box of Friendship” by Chuck Pool “Monsters I’ve Met” by Shel Silverstein Chapter James and the Giant Peach​ by Roald Dahl Finding Audrey ​by Sophie Kinsella I Will Always Write​ ​Back​ by Martin Ganda, Caitlin Alifrenka and Liz Welch Kindness Picture Each Kindness​ by Jacqueline Woodson Z Is for Moose ​by Kelly Bingham I Broke My Trunk by Mo Willems litworld.org | Facebook: LitWorld | Twitter: @litworldsays | Instagram: @litworld Llama Llama Time to Share by Anna Dewdney Poetry “The Invitation” by Shel Silverstein Chapter The Tale of Despereaux ​by Kate DiCamillo The Women Of Brewster Place ​by Gloria Naylor The One and Only Ivan ​by Katherine Applegate Courage Picture Rad American Women A-Z ​by Kate Schatz Planting the Trees of Kenya ​by Claire A. Nivola The Very Busy Spider ​by Eric Carle Llama Llama Gram and Grandpa ​by Anna Dewdney Poetry “On the Pulse of Morning” by Maya Angelou Chapter The Red Pencil​ by Andrea Davis Pinkney Hoot​ by Carl Hiaasen Heat​ by Mike Lupica Gaby, Lost and Found​ by Angela Cervantes Confidence Picture Exclamation Mark ​by Amy Krouse Rosenthal Alvin Ailey ​by Andrea Davis Pinkney When the Beat Was Born: DJ Kool Herc and the Creation of Hip Hop ​by Laban Carrick Hill Llama Llama Red Pajama ​by Anna Dewdney litworld.org | Facebook: LitWorld | Twitter: @litworldsays | Instagram: @litworld Poetry “By Myself” by Eloise Greenfield The Dream Keeper and Other Poems​ by Langston Hughes Chapter The Green Bicycle ​by Haifaa al Mansour Freckle Juice ​by Judy Blume Girl Wonder: A Baseball Story in Nine Innings ​by Deborah Hopkinson Hope Picture Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Day ​by Judith Viorst I, Too, Am America ​by Langston Hughes A Dance Like Starlight: One Ballerina’s Dream ​by Kristy Dempsey and Floyd Cooper The Infinite Song ​by Andrea Freeman Poetry “Poetry for Young People: Langston Hughes” by David Roessel Honey, I Love and Other Poems ​by Eloise Greenfield Chapter Toothpaste Millionaire ​by Jean Merrill The Thing About Luck ​by Cynthia Kadohata Inside Out and Back Again ​by Thanhha Lai litworld.org | Facebook: LitWorld | Twitter: @litworldsays | Instagram: @litworld .
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